I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

Liu Che reflects on the financial state of the Han dynasty, noting the significant profits from the Lesser Treasury, particularly from salt and iron trade and anti-corruption efforts. Despite these gains, the costs of war, especially the Ma Yi campaign, threaten financial stability. Liu Che recognizes the need for careful management of wealth circulation to avoid inflation or deflation. He devises a plan to stimulate consumption by integrating women into the economy, believing that this will encourage soldiers to spend. Additionally, he aims to strengthen ties with the Southern Yue Kingdom through cultural exchanges and economic cooperation, while also addressing the issue of slavery and unemployment within the empire.

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